The Oyo State gubernatorial candidate of the Allied People’s Movement (APM), Hon. Bimbo Adekanmbi, held a series of engagements with Councillors from across Oyo State, the leadership of Eze Ndigbo, and the Seriki Sasa, as part of his ongoing consultations with critical stakeholders and interest groups ahead of the 2027 gubernatorial election.
The meetings which took place on Friday November 13th 2026 at his Jericho Campaign Office, provided an opportunity for meaningful interactions, constructive conversations and a better understanding of the expectations, concerns and aspirations of the various groups.
During the engagements, Hon. Adekanmbi listened attentively to issues raised by the stakeholders, particularly those relating to grassroots development, political representation, community welfare, social inclusion and the need to strengthen the relationship between government and the people.
He acknowledged the importance of their respective contributions to the political, economic and social development of Oyo State, while emphasising that their concerns deserve adequate attention and consideration in the formulation and implementation of public policies.
Addressing the various concerns, the APM gubernatorial candidate reaffirmed his commitment to building a government that accommodates every segment of society, irrespective of ethnic background, political affiliation, social status or geographical location.
He assured the stakeholders that his proposed administration would prioritise participatory governance, equitable opportunities, fairness in appointments, community-driven development and a governance structure that gives every group a genuine sense of belonging.
He further stressed that effective governance must be built on continuous consultation, mutual respect and the willingness to listen to the people.
Hon. Adekanmbi reiterated that his vision for a Greater Oyo State under the proposed Omituntun 3.0 agenda is anchored on unity, inclusivity, shared responsibility and continued development.
He maintained that no community, ethnic group or constituency would be left behind in the pursuit of a prosperous and economically vibrant Oyo State.
The engagements further reinforced his commitment to building bridges across different interests and creating an administration where every resident has a voice, every community matters and governance truly serves the collective interests of the people.
